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...Subculture Art Forms: Paintings and Music as Tools of Protest and Resistance during the Post Cold-War Period IntroductionGenerally our society and culture are related to each other in a way that culture is bound to reflect the people’s beliefs, values, and practice in a society. Therefore the changes in a society are also reflected in the existing culture. Cultural art is also expected to replicate those beliefs and practices of the people of a cultural community since the scope of traditional cultural art is, to a great extent, restrained by the societal power factors, such as the state authority, various social organizations, and established dissident groups. Unlike the traditional...
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...?Book Review: 1989: The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe by Mary Sarotte The book ‘The Struggle to Create Post – Cold War Europe’ by Mary Sarotte has been focused on the summer and autumn of 1989. The book focuses on the changes that were found due to the opening of the wall. Here the author also focuses on the struggle that was present in the process of creating the new Europe post the war. Here the author has discussed these details based on Germany as the main crux of the tactful dialogues. The author has developed a study which is concise and to the point and is based on the investigations and interviews of the multinational archrivals (Sarotte 2010). The author, Sarotte, has also been able to effectively bring together... the...
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...? Running head: US post Cold War interventionism foreign policy Lecturer presentation Introduction The interventionism foreign policy that United States adopted in the post Cold War era has left the country and citizens more insecure than ever before. Since the Second World War ended in 1945, the United States military has engaged in five major conflicts in different parts of the globe, which have inflicted heavy economic damage on the country and loss of numerous lives of the combatants and civilian populations. The country has spent billions of dollars, which unfortunately has not translated into tangible sense of security for American interests within and outside the country’s borders. There is strong and credible argument... in...
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...?Running head: POST COLD WAR AFRICA INTER CONFLICT History and Political Science, Research Paper Insert Insert Insert Instructor’s Name 03 October 2012 Nearly 20 African countries, majority in sub-Saharan African, have experienced post-cold war intrastate wars wrongly attributed to tribal tensions1. The cold war witnessed ideological and geo-territorial struggles between the United States and the Soviet Union, which contributed to stability and peace in Africa because of their political and economic presence in the continent. The absence of ideological and geo-territorial struggles...
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...? Global Civil Society Table of contents Introduction 2. Post-Cold War era 3. Globalization and its affects 4. The Global Civil Society and the upheaval in the Post-Cold War era 5. Conclusion Introduction: Over the years, there are many things that have changed. The Cold War was the tension between America and the Soviet Union which was finished in 1991 when the Soviet Union collapsed. Since then and till now the era is known as the post-cold war period. This period is full of many events that took place globally and which define the global civil society...
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...Peaceful Weapons With reference to the post-Cold War world, critically discuss the argument that nuclear weapons bring stability.
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Even since the Manhattan project, various countries around the world have seen nuclear technology as the ultimate deterrent, the only method to protect their sovereignty and the one solution to all their problems (Russell, 2003). In fact, some nations like Pakistan have gone to the extent of developing nuclear programmes at the expense of social programmes that could have helped their people live better lives (Sagan, 1994). At the same time, there have situations where some nations have rolled back their nuclear agenda and used the atom for...
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...a major role in protecting individuals from subjection to torture and abuse. Very many countries have joined in the practice of international law and human rights but some remain stubborn. During the cold war and post cold war era, individuals are seen to believe that the two fields will become better. Implementation of the laws has not been easy either and to reach to perfection is expected to take time.
During the cold war era, the human rights and international laws were not given very much attention. This was so because human right laws were considered as a forceful intervention. During the era, citizens of various...
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...In what respects has sovereignty been redefined in the post-Cold War era? Has this been a positive or negative development? Introduction The fierce cold war between United States and former Soviet Union created lot of tensions across the world during that period. The superiority of these political powers forced other countries to align towards either of them for their safety and security. At the same time, such polarization towards either of these superpowers was forced other countries to formulate their foreign policies and economic activities strictly in accordance with the interests of the superpower related to them. In other words, during cold war era, countries which sought the protection from either of the superpowers lost... their...
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...The Risks of Post-Cold War Globalisation I Introduction Globalisation, according to one definition, is “a process by which technological, political, economic, and cultural dimensions interconnects individuals, governments, business firms across borders” (Wegren 2005 154). Globalisation is said to have began at the dawn of the last century although there were writers who argued that it began even before. The end of the Cold War however, had made globalisation the new world system substituting for the bygone era of bipolar system that the Cold War had brought. The end of the Cold War...
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...MEMO TO THE SUPERVISORS (Bureau of Intelligence (BOI October Supervisors (Bureau of Intelligence (BOI Analyst Perspectives on the Cold War and the Post-Cold War Periods
3. What challenges did Europe face after the end of the Cold War and, how did they handle them?
Introduction
Cold War is a term used to refer to the affiliation that primarily developed between USSR and USA after the Second World War. The Cold War was thought to have dominated global affairs for many years and it negatively affected the involved countries due to the occurrence of major crises such as Vietnam, Berlin Wall, Cuban Missile Crisis, and Hungary. For many countries the mass destruction caused by advancement in weapons was their major issue. Developing... from the...
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